Riley jobs plan endorsed by Huntsville C of C
By Bob Howell – WSFA 12 News Anchor, Montgomery, AL. Governor Riley’s “Jumpstarting Jobs” plan endorsed by the Huntsville/Madison County Chamber of Commerce. Here’s the Governor’s Office release:...
View Article“Jobs” is the Word
Job creation for Birmingham will be a priority for new mayor William Bell, scheduled to be sworn in this afternoon. This morning on FOX6 News Good Day Alabama, council members Jay Roberson and Kim...
View ArticleState Lawmakers React to SOTU
Awkward position? Republicans in Montgomery, trying to piece together a workable budget with Democrats in the midst of declining revenue, may find a “saving grace” in Washington with another stimulus....
View ArticleTrail Mix: Byrne Promotes Jobs in Birmingham
Republican Bradley Byrne adds to the chorus concerning job creation. His campaign sweeps through Birmingham today, first at Cooper Construction Company, next at Samford University’s Cumberland School...
View ArticleBradley Byrne on Bingo: “I wouldn’t sit idly by”
Bradley Byrne says job creation, not gaming, is the number one issue in Alabama. The Mobile Republican is campaigning on his jobs plan in the Birmingham metro today. Still, he admits the current...
View ArticleBlueprint Birmingham
In recent weeks, candidates for governor have passed through Birmingham showcasing their focused plan for economic development. Jobs creation, they say, that will work for the Birmingham metro. What...
View ArticleArtur Davis Campaign Goes on TV
Democratic candidate for governor Artur Davis will go up on Huntsville television with an “Alabama First” message. The candidate’s TV spot begins with the fight over funding for the Rocket City’s NASA...
View ArticleAlabama Politics: Quick Notes
If not today, when? Senate President Pro Tem Rodger Smitherman (D-Birmingham) says he wants e-Bingo handled in the Senate before Spring Break, which is two weeks away. Smitherman dismisses critics...
View ArticleAlabama Tanker Jobs that Tanked
Mobile recently celebrated Mardi Gras and began Lent. Folks who live there may have given up many things as they approach Easter, but they certainly didn’t intend to give up 2,000 jobs. That’s what...
View ArticleBentley: Short-Term, Long-Term Plans for Job Creation
Republican nominee for governor Robert Bentley likes the results of his continuing “picture poll.” The Tuscaloosa dermatologist says the people who come up to shake his hand or get a photograph or an...
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